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2010-2023
Transportation
January 14, 2025
Media Release

Small fleet operators face barriers in Canada’s electric vehicle transition 

New resource empowers fleet owners and operators to overcome challenges and seize opportunities
various old Pembina Institute logos
Moving to Electric cover with women in front of truck
Transportation
January 14, 2025
Publication

Moving to Electric

A guide to your electric vehicle journey
various old Pembina Institute logos
Cover of Charging an electric medium- or heavy-duty vehicle fact sheet
Transportation
January 14, 2025
Publication

Charging electric trucks and vans

Fact sheet
various old Pembina Institute logos Chandan Bhardwaj
Ontario Submission cover
Carbon Removal
January 10, 2025
Publication

Unlocking carbon storage space in Ontario

Pembina Institute comments and recommendations submitted to Ministry of Natural Resources
Portrait of Carson Fong
Carbon Removal, Electricity
January 8, 2025
Media Release

Emerging market potential exemplified by Deep Sky and Low Carbon announcement 

Investment and jobs to follow in provinces that enable the carbon removal-clean energy partnership
Portrait of Jorden Dye
Large excavators and dump trucks mining the Alberta Oilsands.
Oil & Gas
December 26, 2024
Op-ed

Let’s face it, we are going to need a leaner, cleaner oil and gas sector

Regulating the oil and gas sector is not a road to economic destruction, but a prudent choice to opt in to the prosperous clean-energy future that all Canadians deserve
Portrait of Simon Dyer
Electricity
December 17, 2024
Media Release

Clean Electricity Regulations signal Canada means business in the global race for low-carbon investment

The rapid buildout of non-emitting electricity across provinces is key to ensuring a prosperous economic future for all Canadians
Portrait of Scott MacDougall
Image of winnipeg skyline
Buildings
December 17, 2024
Article

Manitoba’s energy plan puts B.C. to the test

A new energy plan is needed in B.C., and the Prairies provides an ambitious example
Portrait of Jessica McIlroy
Remote Communities
December 16, 2024
Media Release

Canada’s largest Indigenous-majority owned transmission line a case study in remote diesel-reduction

Pembina Institute applauds Wataynikaneyap Power and Ontario government as two thirds of province’s remote Indigenous communities reach major diesel reduction milestone
Lynne Couves
The front page of the submission, including the title and author names
Oil & Gas
December 13, 2024
Publication

Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas Production

Pembina Institute response to questions from the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment, and Natural Resources
Portrait of Simon Dyer Portrait of Janetta McKenzie
Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas
December 12, 2024
Media Release

Achieving 2035 emissions reduction target critical to Canada’s economic wellbeing

Achieving new target of 45-50% below 2005 levels will require collaboration with provinces, industries
Portrait of Monica Curtis
White electric vehicle charging with a road, forest and mountain visible in the foreground
Transportation
December 12, 2024
Article

Accelerating Canada’s EV Future

2024: A year of progress and opportunity
Adam Thorn Portrait of Lejla Latifović
Buildings, Electricity, Oil & Gas
December 9, 2024
Media Release

Huge response to BC Hydro's 2024 call for clean power sends strong signal for new energy economy

Clean electricity will be critical to continued economic and climate leadership in B.C.
Portrait of Jessica McIlroy
Electricity
December 5, 2024
Media Release

Use of solar and wind energy in leading jurisdictions is four times higher than Alberta

Some jurisdictions are already achieving up to 70% renewable energy
Portrait of Will Noel
Cover page of report "I'll Have What They're Having"
Electricity
December 5, 2024
Publication

I'll Have What They're Having

Lessons learned from six jurisdictions leading in wind and solar deployment
Portrait of Will Noel Portrait of Scott MacDougall